Great White Shark Behavior and Habitat

The video explores the life of the great white shark, the largest predatory fish. It highlights the daily journey of Cape fur seals as they venture into the sea, risking encounters with these formidable predators. The sharks rely on surprise attacks, powered by their high metabolism, which is sustained by the abundant food in cold temperate seas.

What is the primary challenge Cape fur seals face when leaving their colony?

• Navigating through strong ocean currents

• Finding food in the open sea

• Avoiding other seal colonies

• Crossing waters patrolled by great white sharks

How do great white sharks primarily catch their prey?

• By outswimming them over long distances

• By using surprise attacks

• By trapping them in coral reefs

• By hunting in packs

What enables the great white shark's impressive speed?

• Its large fins

• Its ability to swim in warm waters

• Its streamlined body shape

• Its high metabolism

Why do great white sharks thrive in cold temperate seas?

• These waters are warmer than tropical seas

• They contain sufficient food to fuel the sharks' energy needs

• They are less populated by other predators

• They have more hiding spots for hunting

What is a key factor in the great white shark's habitat preference?

• Presence of warm water currents

• Proximity to human settlements

• Availability of coral reefs

• Abundance of food in cold temperate seas